How many missiles can Iran use in a new war - assessment

A knowledgeable source told Ynet that Iran has 1500-1600 missiles left, down from thousands previously. Disagreements persist within the Iranian leadership. The source also stated that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is alive. The article references previous publications by "Cursor" about Iran's attack on a US base in Jordan and the wait for Trump's decision on a military operation.

A knowledgeable source told the Ynet portal that in the event of a new round of hostilities against Israel and the United States, Iran will be able to use its remaining missile reserves — a total of 1500-1600 missiles, whereas previously there were thousands. Serious disagreements persist within the Iranian leadership, driven by concerns for the country's future. The source also stated that Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is alive and expressed confidence in the reliability of this information. The article references previous publications by "Cursor": about Iran's surprise night attack on American units in Jordan, aimed at causing maximum damage, and that US President Donald Trump must decide on a possible military operation against Iran, with the Israeli side awaiting a signal from Washington.